I have a data source that is 14,000 records. Whenever I try to merge it with
my main document, Word is crashing. Is it reasonable to be able to merge this
many records in Word 2003? Or do we have to split the data source into parts?

I have been struggling with this.  I am using Word 2003 and am printing 3
postcards on 12 x 18 paper.  I would like to do a mail merge to print the
addresses on all 3 cards at once.  
It either puts the same address in all 3 spots or it won't understand that

I work in a hospital in house print shop.  We have been doing merges fo
years using Word with Excel for the data source.  
On orders that will be produced more than one to a sheet (ie. 4 sheet
4.25 X 5.5 on 1 sheet 8.5 X 11) we have historically produced an Exce

First of all, I am using Word 2007!  There does not seem to be a lot of
information out there for this newest version.  I'm trying to format and
print a 5.5"w x 8.5"h booklet of names and addresses.  I think I actually
have two problems with it.  I have a merge document set up to ...

I am fairly familiar with Access, but have only done a few merges with word
using an Excel recipient list.
The project now is a letter to 200 folks.  Each agency will be getting some
money for special projects.  Each project has a paragraph that is associated

I CAN NOT GET MY E-MAIL TO COME UP AT ALL suzancatron@fairpoint.net

I am frustrated that the order of fields in my Word 2003 data source is not
in the same order as the Access table it is linked to. Surname is good but
first name is way off to the right.

the merge from Access has a feild with either a 1 or 0 as a value i need to
have a check box on thr template that if the value is 1 the box is checed if
0 the box is not checked. i've serach but could find no help

I would like o create a table in Word 2003 with dates.  The first line of my
table must be used for the months, and the second line is for the days.
These dates must be incremented for every column change.  The problem is
that I must only have the month displayed whenever it ...

A problem that we are experiencing when merging in Word 2003 and using
various label types (i.e., 5261, 5162, etc.) is that after the data merges,
the resulting label document displays the text in each label in a vertical
column orientation.

We have been using merge from Outlook to Word for years - this problem
has only occurred in the past few weeks.  We often run a filter in
Outlook, and want to see the numbers quickly in the filter. We have
done this by going to "last Record" in Word, and it tells us the

I have a form that has a header and four "subforms". The header has
MailMerge fields for the <<SUBMITTER>> and his <<PHONE>. Each subform
has several data fields. I have <<Next RECORD>> in front of the first
field in the second, third and forth

I am using Word 2003 (11.6359.6360) SP1.
I am having trouble with a merge.
My main document has two { FILLIN "q" \d "d" \o } fields.
Fillin data is acquired in a successful ActiveDocument.Fields.Update.

My database has a field that holds e-mail address. I have an email that I
would like to send to all in the database.
How can I without using the cut and paste function do this has I have over
400 entries.

I'm trying to merge a list of names by category.  Is there a way to do this
directly into a one column list?  If not, can I merge them into two columns
and avoid repeating the multiple categories?
i.e.